Mieruko-chan Volume 3 Review
Miko has a new problem on her hands that somehow is worse than just being able to see creepy spirits -- their teacher is...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: The Apothecary Diaries Volume 6
Helen: I remain unsure whether or not to call The Apothecary Diaries a mystery series; while Maomao sometimes is asked to look into something...
Gabriel Dropout Volume 11 Review
It's time for the school trip, and that means the gang has to confront their demons -- er, angels -- er, you know what...
Bofuri: I Don’t Want to Get Hurt, so I’ll Max Out My Defense. Volume...
A large-scale guild war is approaching, and Maple Tree's in an predicament -- they want to compete and win, but they only have 6...
Mieruko-chan Volume 6 Review
Miko's time thinking she can ignore the monsters, spirits, and those creepy shrine maidens that she originally had help from throughout the series but...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Kaiju Girl Caramelise Volume 1
Justin: The very first page of Kaiju Girl Caramelise has main protagonist Kuroe confess she likes a boy, holding a radiant sunflower as her...
Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle Volume 3 Review
While the hero valiantly struggles to save the princess, while the nation of Goodereste continues to lament the princess' safety, and while the demons...
How To Treat Magical Beasts: Mine and Master’s Medical Journal Volume 1 Review
Ziska is a veterinarian apprentice, and while she's perfectly happy to treat everyday animals using conventional means, Ziska grew up in a magic-using family and...
Kiniro Mosaic Volume 4 Review
In all my previous reviews of Kiniro Mosaic, I gush about Karen. She's still as charming and random as ever (and still the best...
Big Order Volume 2 Review
The best way to accurately describe Big Order is that it's a manga where you, the sucker, play a game of high-stakes poker with...